Vanness Wu, wife Emi Aramaki show PDA on Singapore outing
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Actor Vanness Wu, 47, recently married Japanese model Emi Aramaki, 35, in the United States and has since been seen publicly displaying affection.
- The couple was spotted holding hands while shopping in Singapore, where Wu was performing.
- This public display follows their low-key relationship and recent marriage announcement, with fans offering congratulations.
Taiwanese-American singer and actor Vanness Wu, 47, is openly embracing his new marriage to 35-year-old Japanese model Emi Aramaki. The couple, who registered their marriage in Las Vegas in May, recently shared their joy with the public after keeping their relationship private.
Recently, the newlyweds were spotted in Singapore, where Wu was scheduled to perform. Photos circulating online show the couple walking hand-in-hand through the city streets, appearing relaxed and deeply in love. Their public display of affection has garnered significant attention, with fans expressing happiness for the couple.
Wu was in Singapore for a series of concerts from August 14 to 16. Aramaki accompanied her husband, showing her support for his tour. She was previously seen at a concert in Bangkok, sitting with Wu's mother and sister, interacting warmly with his family.
The couple's public appearances have shifted from their previously private demeanor. After marrying in May, Wu announced their union on June 29 with a post of their wedding rings and clasped hands. Aramaki, who was born in Fukuoka, Japan, moved to the UK at age nine and graduated from University College London with a degree in history. She has since pursued careers in music, film, and art.
Their recent public outings, including shopping hand-in-hand and posing for photos with friends, showcase their comfort and happiness as a married couple. Fans have widely offered their blessings and well wishes for their future together.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.